Dental implants are the most natural tooth replacement. They can replace individual teeth or full arches, depending on how many implants we place in your jaw! If we’re using dentures on top of your implants, can those dentures ever be replaced? Check out our blog post for the answers!
Accidents can happen at any time, and when it comes to dental emergencies, a knocked-out tooth is no joke. Read our blog post for a look at the steps to take to save the tooth and preserve your oral health.
Dental veneers are thin, porcelain shells that cover the front of your teeth. They hide imperfections, reshape short or uneven teeth, and transform your smile! Veneers are very durable, but they can still break. Check out our blog post to find out if a broken veneer can be repaired.
There are many tooth replacements available, but dental implants are the most natural option. Unlike other replacements, they replace a missing tooth root as well as the tooth! The procedure is more complex for that reason. Read our blog post to find out how long an implant placement typically takes.
Implant-supported dentures are a revolutionary dental solution that offers enhanced stability, comfort, and functionality compared to traditional removable dentures. Take a look at our blog post where we provide insights into who can benefit from implant-supported dentures and the factors that determine candidacy.
Composite fillings are a popular and effective dental treatment for restoring teeth affected by decay or damage. However, patients often wonder about the longevity of these fillings. Read our blog post where we shed some light on how long composite fillings typically last and factors that can impact their lifespan.
Veneers have become a popular cosmetic dental treatment, offering individuals the opportunity to enhance their smile and correct various dental imperfections. Check out our blog post to learn what veneers are and how long they are expected to last.
Nothing compares to the look, function, and feel of real teeth. However, dental implants come pretty close. Read our blog post to find out if you are a good candidate for dental implants.
Routine dental cleanings at the dentist are often the baseline for maintaining your oral health. However, in cases where plaque and tartar build-up on your teeth, regular dental cleaning may not suffice. Instead, a deep cleaning may be necessary. Take a look at our blog post for what a deep cleaning entails and signs that indicate its need.
Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, is a common oral condition that is treatable. Read our blog post to learn about the causes and symptoms of periodontal disease and ways to treat it.
